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Belgium is petite. Fall asleep on a Paris to Amsterdam train and you could miss it altogether – well, maybe if you’re a heavy sleeper. However, within this fascinating land lie some of Europe’s great medieval cities, including Bruges, Ghent, and Antwerp, along with the EU capital, Brussels, and a striking linguistic diversity with three national languages.
Perfect Porto always has something exciting happening. A packed calendar full of festivals, cultural celebrations, markets, and events means there’s rarely a dull moment to be found. Choosing the perfect time for your visit will most likely depend on weather and visitor numbers. Whether you’re in search of warm sunny days and bustling streets or quiet moments at a budget-friendly price, our guide to Porto’s seasonal fun will help you find the ideal month for your trip.
This article explores the delightful treat of shave ice in Hawaii, including its history and how to enjoy this refreshing dessert during your visit.
In our 10K steps series, writers share the best places to get in your steps while enjoying city sights, favorite routes, and some secret detours. Here, James March leads us down and around LA’s Sunset Strip – an infamous party zone that’s surprisingly lovely.
Don’t tell winter, but summer is my favorite season in Colorado. While skiing is enjoyable, I eagerly await the melting snow, thawing ground, and the emergence of the pale purple pasque flowers that herald the arrival of spring, quickly followed by summer’s glory. Each year, I plan several long weekends in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains from May to September, filled with outdoor dining, hiking, mountain biking, festivals, and more. Here are my top tips for planning the ultimate summer vacation in the Colorado mountains.
Despite its majestic cities, charming alpine villages, and picturesque lakeside retreats, you don’t need a fortune to enjoyAustria. Much like its Western European neighbors, Austria can seem expensive; however, with some thoughtful planning, you can experience its beauty on a budget.
Snugly landlocked in the center of Europe, Austria packs a stock of sights into its modest size.
It’s hard to resist the allure of Europe, where travelers can discover iconic historic sites waiting around seemingly every corner. However, the continent’s perennial popularity has also led to overcrowding in many beloved destinations. Fortunately, there are numerous locations across Europe where you can escape the hustle and bustle and explore more spontaneously. GoTravelDaily consulted expert writers to curate a list of 13 destinations that offer solitude and tranquility.
Germany, Western Europe’s most populous country, may not be the first place that comes to mind when considering low-cost travel destinations. However, given its vast size and diversity, there are plenty of opportunities to explore this beautiful country without breaking the bank.
Germany is a fantastic destination for driving tours, offering stunning landscapes and rich culture. It’s expansive enough for adventurous journeys while maintaining quaint regions that invite thorough exploration. With a fantastic road network, including over 13,000km of autobahnen, and a reputation for orderly driving, Germany is the perfect place for a memorable driving holiday.
Puglia, located in southern Italy, is an ideal choice for families seeking a vacation that delights both parents and children.
Morocco is a country of dazzling diversity, from its ancient cities and craggy mountain ranges to rolling deserts and deserted beaches. One day, you could be scaling Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak; the next, you could be meeting designers in Marrakesh, riding the Atlantic rollers in Essaouira, stroll through the twisting blue alleyways of Chefchaouen, or savor street food in the medieval medina of Fez.
Paris is a mosaic of densely populated neighborhoods, known as arrondissements. These neighborhoods spiral clockwise around the Seine River and showcase unique personalities and attractions, offering visitors a diverse experience throughout the city.
Sometimes we crave the sensation of plunging into the ocean, waves breaking over our heads, the deeps beneath our feet. However, at other times, we seek a more “contained” seaside swim. This is where ocean pools come in. Whether natural rock grottoes or artificial concrete and tile formations, these oceanside pools offer safe and serene waters combined with breathtaking sea-and-sky views.
If you’re looking for a unique seaside experience, or perhaps a transition from traditional swimming pools to the “big blue,” these aquatic oases could be just what you need. Here are some of the world’s most incredible ocean pools.
Norway is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, characterized by striking fjords, ancient glaciers, and towering mountains that draw visitors from around the globe. However, Norway is not just about its dramatic landscapes; it also boasts a vibrant culture, historic architecture, and a blossoming food scene that often remain overlooked in discussions about the country’s allure.
Anchoring the south of Portugal, the Algarve is famous for its cliff-backed beaches, mouthwatering seafood, and picturesque villages. Additionally, it boasts a remarkably easy-going atmosphere that welcomes every type of traveler.
With its iconic monuments, timeless landscapes, and irresistible food, Italy is one of Europe’s most alluring destinations. Its historic cities promise thrilling art and architecture at every turn, while its varied coastlines and Alpine heights provide a stunning outdoor playground.
Our slow travel series highlights how to embark on mindful journeys without flying, encouraging travel by train, boat, bus, or bike. Here, we join Brian Healy on the 112-year-old Alishan Forest Railway in Taiwan.
It’s surprising to think that Puglia once played second fiddle to regions like Tuscany. This luminous southern part of Italy boasts adorable villages, unique architecture, and stunning beaches. From wild wooded promontories to charming baroque cities, the places highlighted in this guide should be on any “Must See” list for exploring Puglia.
Copenhagen’s flourishing food scene, world-renowned architecture, and rich history make the Danish capital a popular city to explore, even if you’re visiting on a budget. To help you maximize your time, here is our guide to the best experiences in Copenhagen, a surprisingly compact and easy-to-navigate capital city.